Cultural safety in Emergency medicine

Fulfill your mandatory annual ACEM CPD requirements in a high-yield, 3-hour virtual or in-person workshop.
What is Included in Your Registration?
Topics covered in the workshop include
  • First Nations cultural protocols and terminology

  • How cultural preference can affect behavioural decisions

  • Common First Nations cultural beliefs and their impact on behavioural choices in Emergency

  • Understanding First Nations communities' perceptions of healthcare

  • Creating empowering interactions in Emergency

***Minimum participant numbers required

  • 3-Hour Interactive Masterclass led by and experienced Indigenous cultural educator.

  • Audit-Proof CPD Certificate automatically submitted to the college on your behalf after completing the workshop.

  • ACEM Reflection Tool Template* for immediate upload to your college dashboard.

  • ED Clinical Audit Template** to implement quality improvements in your home department.

3.25 ACEM CPD hours approved

ACEM Program Level Requirement Compliant

✔ Culturally Safe Practice

✔ Professionalism

✔ Addressing health inequities

✔ Ethical practice

100% TESL / PDA Eligible

Click below to download the TESL / PDA justification and agenda.

*While our interactive workshop is formally assessed under ACEM's Educational Activities category, completing our included Reflection Tool ensures you fully satisfy the college's mandatory Culturally Safe Practice Reflection and the new 2026 Leadership HLR Reflection in a single session.

** To help you easily secure your mandatory Measuring Outcomes hours, we include a downloadable ED Cultural Safety Audit Tool. Spend 2 hours auditing 5 patient charts using our template post-workshop to seamlessly log your remaining AHPRA Domain hours.

Get in touch using the button below if you have any questions or would like to arrange an in-person workshop in your facility***.

$450 + GST

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